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Kent Tong (freemant@wr.com.au) wrote:
: mdj@arcadia.cs.rmit.edu.au (Matt Jenkins) wrote:

: >	I have a rather nasty problem with minicom on my system. It
: >will run fine with the bash shell, but not as my preferred shell, tcsh
: >- complaining about no termcap database present....

Ahhh... I never could figure out what caused minicom to fail like
that.  I use tcsh all the time!

: Just curious, what do you choose csh? the syntax?

I use it because it's available on all the systems I use (and I like
it of course).

: >Another woe I have is that redhat (unlike slackware) does not include
: >the current directory in the path. Any ideas how to patch this up?

: Try this:

:   PATH=.:%PATH%
:   export PATH

That looks like some strange mix of dos and sh if you ask me.

If using tcsh, do one of:
set path=($path .)
or
setenv PATH "${PATH}:."
(either type it when you want to add the current directory to your
path or put it in your .login or .cshrc file (or even /etc/csh.login
or /etc/csh.cshrc)).

Regards,
-- 
Geoffrey D. Bennett (geoffrey@netcraft.com.au)
Computer Systems Manager, NetCraft Australia
http://www.netcraft.com.au/geoffrey/